Kid's Quilt Size?
I was thinking about making some quilts for kids. I want them to be big enough to be useful but small enough that a kid around 5 to 12 yrs old can pack them around easily.
I want to make them from flannel with cotton batting inside. What is a good size to aim for? I know the question is a little vague but I don't know which kids are getting them yet either. Thanks for any advice, Rodney |
Recently, I've been making mine 40X50. Seems like a size that kids like and by keeping the width under 42", you don't have to piece the back.
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I made quilts for nephews. They were 60 by 40 inches and quillows. Thinking I would not keep pillow on quilt but make a bag they can carry them in. They loved them and used them to make dens .
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I made one for my grand-nephew for his birthday, and it is 39 x 46. I think anything in that range is good. The kids will probably not think about the size too much, if it is a theme or color that they like.
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I make quilts for foster kids for when they attend Royal Camp out here in California. The minimum requirements is 50" x 60".
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I like to make my quilts 42 x 72 -- that way when they watch TV the quilts will cover them from chin and over their feet.
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I love the quillows idea. They could fold it up in the pocket on the quilt. I think 40" by 60" would be good.
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My girls love the quillows. I made them to take to football games, but they use them in the winter and put their feet in the pocket as they watch TV.
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Thank you very much for the replies. The quillows are a great idea. I'll most likely use it.
Thanks, Rodney |
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